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For those who knew Lyoya, he's remembered as a son, brother and father — a person of faith whose life was inextricably shaped by war.

Satellite imagery has revealed what Ukrainian officials say appears to be another mass grave in Ukraine.

After a detailed investigation of the city’s child welfare system, a City Council committee issued an urgent call for wholesale reforms.

Before a 25-story complex can be built along the Delaware River, archeologists are digging up the origins of Philly’s shipping trade.

To mark Minority Health Month, Burlington County officials will host a free resource fair focused on healthy lifestyles and housing.

Many Philadelphia residents are pitching in to reduce blight this spring, some with the goal of making neighborhoods safer.

However, the state’s Cannabis Regulatory Commission said it investigated “a few minor complaints.”

This year’s spring trail season kickoff will feature a hodgepodge of events, from Earth Day festivals and volunteer cleanups to ribbon-cuttings and tree-plantings.

27th Street between Marlton Pike and Federal Street will be totally reconstructed. The project topped Camden Mayor Vic Carstarphen’s to-do list.

Host Fabiola Lara interviews artists from all over the Latin American diaspora.

Putin's order may mean that Russian officials are hoping they can wait for the defenders to surrender after running out of food or ammunition.

The 60-year-old Wright guided Villanova to titles in 2016 and 2018 and just led the Wildcats to the Final Four.

New Jersey is now among 18 states, plus the District of Columbia, with legalized recreational marijuana markets.

Some business owners and advocates of color want the state to invest in educational programs for prospective business owners and grants for minority-led businesses.

Study cites housing affordability exacerbated by COVID-19 pandemic.